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There's a pair of interesting news stories, each of which pushes back the date of human habitation of the North American continent.
Eugene police committee talks Tasers
's hottest topics, got another airing Wednesday night as the Eugene Police Commission zeroed in on Taser-use policy.
Possible Help in Fight Against Muscle-wasting Disease
A compound already used to treat pneumonia could become a new therapy for an inherited muscular wasting disease, according to researchers at the University of Oregon and the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry in New York.
Cinebarre Theater Opens in Salem
After three months of renovations, Cinebarre executives cut the ribbon November 5 at the old Regal Movieland location, in the heart of Salem, on High and Marion Streets.
Oregon Latinos seek power in numbers
Like California's 30 years ago, Oregon's growing Latino population is reaching a tipping point: A critical mass of Latino professionals is starting to organize and influence state and local politics.
Oldest American artefact unearthed
Archaeologists claim to have found the oldest known artefact in the Americas, a scraper-like tool in an Oregon cave that dates back 14,230 years.
Ore. index: Recession near end but no job growth
PORTLAND, Ore. - A monthly index of economic indicators suggests the recession may be nearing the end in Oregon but the state economy is still too weak to show any job growth.
The bizarre tale of the "Made in Oregon" sign's fate just keeps getting weirder.
U of O campus contains diverse tree species
It is a tree wedged in among a row of stately Norway maples lining the Memorial Quad.
A hundred years, a million stories
It was 100 years ago today that two daily papers merged to create the Medford Mail Tribune, and a slew of colorful, sometimes controversial, sometimes courageous editors have ensued - including Robert Ruhl, who earned the paper's sole Pulitzer Prize for standing up to a gang of unscrupulous politicians in 1934.
Mayor concerned about recent police use of Taser
Eugene Mayor Kitty Piercy and the Eugene Police Department both have their opinions on how Tasers should be used.
Made in Oregona s a oePublic Optiona
Two weeks ago, WW first reported the "Made in Oregon" sign had been turned off owing to a dispute among city officials, the University of Oregon, the owner of the White Stag building and the owner of the sign.
eSarcasm: Science Says Sex With Others Is Better
Prepare yourself for a shocking revelation from the world of science. Ahem: Sex with a partner is better than doing it by yourself.
Answers to your Chaiten questions from Dr. Jonathan Castro [Eruptions]
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The Laquedem Made In Oregon Landmark Sign and Lottery Plan
I don't remember when the "Made In Oregon" sign in downtown Portland advertised White Satin Sugar , but it was then a plain outline of the state with a White Satin logo in the center.
UO faculty consider forming a union
Concerns about low pay and a rift with administration have faculty members at the University of Oregon exploring the possibility of forming a union.
Lights out for embattled 'Made in Oregon' sign
The lights are out on Portland's iconic "Made in Oregon" sign -- for now, at least.
Sex With a Partner Makes Evolutionary Sense: Study
A new study in worms may help explain why reproduction via sex with a partner beats going it alone, evolutionarily speaking.
Architecture + Design Festival winds down
The Portland Architecture and Design Festival is winding down as the end of October draws near.
Student stunned by Eugene police seeks legal aid
A Chinese college student shocked by a Eugene police officer's stun gun last month has contacted attorneys.
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